Pumpkin Soap

Happy Wednesday! I hope you have been having a great week!  I have been having lots of fun getting things decorated for fall around here.  And since I don't like any rooms to feel left out, I created a little project for the bathroom...

It is a very simple project but it does get a little messy! :)  All you need is some hard orange {or white} soap and a few sticks.  I used some goat milk soap in a green tea and nectarine scent so it smelled pretty good while I was creating these!  1 bar makes roughly 2 pumpkins.

TO DO

• Using a cheese grater, grate up all of the soap.  Place the grated soap in a bowl and add a little bit of warm water.  Grab a handful the size of the pumpkin you want to make and form a ball.  Add water as needed to form and smooth out your ball.
• Once your ball is formed, shape your pumpkin.  I flattened mine a bit so it wasn't so round and placed my thumb in the top to indent it a bit.  If there is a lot of foamy soap on your pumpkin, blot it down with a towel.
• Add a stick to the top of the pumpkin.
• Using a knife, carve out the slits in the sides of the pumpkin.

So there you go!  I super easy project to make your bathroom happy all fall!  They also look cute added to a basket with some real mini pumpkins or some rolled towels.

Enjoy your day!

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